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At least 10 million copies sold

(Pre-1920 English-language books)

Pre-1920 English-language books
—	Title	Author	Language	Publication	Sales	Genre	—
	A Tale of Two Cities	Charles Dickens	English	1859 – (2)	200 million	Historical fiction
	She: A History of Adventure	H. Rider Haggard	English	1887 – (6)	83 million	Adventure fiction
	Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ	Lew Wallace	English	1880 – (4)	50 million	Historical fiction
	Anne of Green Gables	Lucy Maud Montgomery	English	1908 – (9)	50 million	Children's literature
	Black Beauty	Anna Sewell	English	1877 – (3)	50 million	Children's literature
	The Tale of Peter Rabbit	Beatrix Potter	English	1902 – (8)	45 million	Children's literature
	A Message to Garcia	Elbert Hubbard	English	1899 – (7)	40 million	Essay/Literature
	The Wind in the Willows	Kenneth Grahame	English	1908 – (10)	25 million	Children's literature
	Adventures of Huckleberry Finn	Mark Twain	English	1885 – (5)	20 million	Picaresque, Bildungsroman, Robinsonade
	Pride and Prejudice	Jane Austen	English	1813 – (1)	20 million	Classic Regency fiction, Romance
(With at least 10 million copies in sales)

Pride and Prejudice was the best-selling book in English until being overtaken by A Tale of Two Cities.

Newbery / Caldecott

Medal–winning works
—	Newbery	Year	Caldecott	—
	From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler	1920	From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
	—	1921	—
	The Story of Mankind	1922	—
	The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle	1923	—
	The Dark Frigate	1924	—
	Tales from Silver Lands	1925	—
	Shen of the Sea	1926	—
	Smoky the Cowhorse	1927	—
	Gay Neck, the Story of a Pigeon	1928	—
	The Trumpeter of Krakow	1929	—
	Hitty, Her First Hundred Years	1930	—
	The Cat Who Went to Heaven	1931	—
	Waterless Mountain	1932	—
	Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze	1933	—
	Invincible Louisa	1934	—
	Dobry	1935	—
	Caddie Woodlawn	1936	—
	Roller Skates	1937	—
	The White Stag	1938	Animals of the Bible
	Thimble Summer	1939	Mei Li
	Daniel Boone	1940	Abraham Lincoln
	Call It Courage	1941	They Were Strong and Good
	The Matchlock Gun	1942	Make Way for Ducklings
	Adam of the Road	1943	The Little House
	Johnny Tremain	1944	Many Moons
	Rabbit Hill	1945	Prayer for a Child
	Strawberry Girl	1946	The Rooster Crows
	Miss Hickory	1947	The Little Island
	The Twenty-One Balloons	1948	White Snow, Bright Snow
	King of the Wind	1949	The Big Snow
	The Door in the Wall	1950	Song of the Swallows
	Amos Fortune, Free Man	1951	The Egg Tree
	Ginger Pye	1952	Finders Keepers
	Secret of the Andes	1953	The Biggest Bear
	...And Now Miguel	1954	Madeline's Rescue
	The Wheel on the School	1955	Cinderella, or the Little Glass Slipper
	Carry On, Mr. Bowditch	1956	Frog Went A-Courtin'
	Miracles on Maple Hill	1957	A Tree Is Nice
	Rifles for Watie	1958	Time of Wonder
	The Witch of Blackbird Pond	1959	Chanticleer and the Fox
	Onion John	1960	Nine Days to Christmas
	Island of the Blue Dolphins	1961	Baboushka and the Three Kings
	The Bronze Bow	1962	Once a Mouse
	A Wrinkle in Time	1963	The Snowy Day
	It's Like This, Cat	1964	Where the Wild Things Are
	Shadow of a Bull	1965	May I Bring a Friend?
	I, Juan de Pareja	1966	Always Room for One More
	Up a Road Slowly	1967	Sam, Bangs & Moonshine
	From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler	1968	Drummer Hoff
	The High King	1969	The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship
	Sounder	1970	Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
	Summer of the Swans	1971	A Story, a Story
	Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH	1972	One Fine Day
	Julie of the Wolves	1973	The Funny Little Woman
	The Slave Dancer	1974	Duffy and the Devil
	M. C. Higgins, the Great	1975	Arrow to the Sun
	The Grey King	1976	Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears
	Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry	1977	Ashanti to Zulu
	Bridge to Terabithia	1978	Noah's Ark
	The Westing Game	1979	The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses
	A Gathering of Days	1980	Ox-Cart Man
	Jacob Have I Loved	1981	Fables
	A Visit to William Blake's Inn	1982	Jumanji
Dicey's Song	1983	Shadow
Dear Mr. Henshaw	1984	The Glorious Flight
The Hero and the Crown	1985	Saint George and the Dragon
Sarah, Plain and Tall	1986	The Polar Express
The Whipping Boy	1987	Hey, Al
Lincoln	1988	Owl Moon
Joyful Noise	1989	Song and Dance Man
Number the Stars	1990	Lon Po Po
Maniac Magee	1991	Black and White
Shiloh	1992	Tuesday
Missing May	1993	Mirette on the High Wire
The Giver	1994	Grandfather's Journey
Walk Two Moons	1995	Smoky Night
The Midwife's Apprentice	1996	Officer Buckle and Gloria
The View from Saturday	1997	Golem
Out of the Dust	1998	Rapunzel
Holes	1999	Snowflake Bentley
Bud, Not Buddy	2000	Joseph Had a Little Overcoat
A Year Down Yonder	2001	So You Want to Be President?
A Single Shard	2002	The Three Pigs
Crispin	2003	My Friend Rabbit
The Tale of Despereaux	2004	The Man Who Walked Between the Towers
Kira-Kira	2005	Kitten's First Full Moon
Criss Cross	2006	The Hello, Goodbye Window
The Higher Power of Lucky	2007	Flotsam
Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!	2008	The Invention of Hugo Cabret
The Graveyard Book	2009	The House in the Night
When You Reach Me	2010	The Lion & the Mouse
Moon Over Manifest	2011	A Sick Day for Amos McGee
Dead End in Norvelt	2012	A Ball for Daisy
The One and Only Ivan	2013	This Is Not My Hat
Flora & Ulysses	2014	Locomotive
The Crossover	2015	The Adventures of Beekle
Last Stop on Market Street	2016	Finding Winnie
The Girl Who Drank the Moon	2017	Radiant Child
Hello, Universe	2018	Wolf in the Snow
Merci Suárez Changes Gears	2019	Hello Lighthouse
New Kid	2020	The Undefeated
When You Trap a Tiger	2021	We Are Water Protectors
The Last Cuentista	2022	Watercress
Freewater	2023	Hot Dog
The Eyes and the Impossible	2024	Big
The First State of Being	2025	Chooch Helped
All the Blues in the Sky	2026	Fireworks
(Newbery)	§ / §	(Caldecott)
—

Near-misses

Near-misses by authors and illustrators with two medals and one honor (i.e. the near-miss)
—	Newbery	Year	Caldecott	—
	The Garden of Abdul Gasazi
	Jennifer and Me	1968	—
	—	1977	The Contest
	The Great Gilly Hopkins	1979	—
	—	1980	The Garden of Abdul Gasazi
	The Sign of the Beaver	1984	—
	—	1994	Yo! Yes?
	Because of Winn-Dixie	2001	—
	—	—	—
	We Dream of Space	2021	—
	The Garden of Abdul Gasazi
	(Newbery)	§ / §	(Caldecott)
—

Beverly Cleary

Huggins & Quimby series
—	Year	Title	Book series		—
	Year	Title	Huggins	Quimby
	1950	Henry Huggins
	1952	Henry and Beezus
	1954	Henry and Ribsy
	1955	Beezus and Ramona
	1957	Henry and the Paper Route
	1962	Henry and the Clubhouse
	1964	Ribsy
	1968	Ramona the Pest
	1975	Ramona the Brave
	1977	Ramona and Her Father
	1979	Ramona and Her Mother
	1981	Ramona Quimby, Age 8
	1984	Ramona Forever
	1984	The Ramona Quimby Diary
	1999	Ramona's World
(All books originally published by Morrow.)

Ramona series spun-off from Henry series.

Gregory Maguire

Wicked series

The Wicked Years:
- Wicked (1995)
- Son of a Witch (2005)
- A Lion Among Men (2008)
- Out of Oz (2011)
Another Day (Wicked sequel trilogy)
- The Brides of Maracoor (2021)
- The Oracle of Maracoor (2022)
- The Witch of Maracoor (2023)
Witchly childhood prequels
- Elphie: A Wicked Childhood (2025)
- Galinda: A Charmed Childhood (2026)
- ? Nessie: A — Childhood (2027) ?

Mrs. Miniver / The Miniver Story

–

(Child) Foley

–

An Anglican Archive

Philippa Gregory

(Gregory's suggested reading order)

The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels – (1420-1568)

(1420) – Royal Witch (2026) – (Eleanor Cobham) – The Cousins' War (Plantagenet Court) series
(1430) – The Lady of the Rivers (2011) – (Jacquetta of Luxembourg) – The Cousins' War (Plantagenet Court) series
(1453) – The Red Queen (2010) – (Margaret Beaufort) – The Cousins' War (Plantagenet Court) series
(1464) – The White Queen (2009) – (Elizabeth Woodville) – The Cousins' War (Plantagenet Court) series
(1465) – The Kingmaker's Daughter (2012) – (Anne Neville; featuring her sister Isabel) – The Cousins' War (Plantagenet Court) series
(1485) – The White Princess (2013) – (Elizabeth of York) – The Cousins' War (Plantagenet Court) series
(1491) – The Constant Princess (2005) – (Catherine of Aragon) – The Tudor Court series
(1499) – The King's Curse (2014) – (Margaret Pole) – The Cousins' War (Plantagenet Court) series
(1501) – Three Sisters, Three Queens (2016) – (Margaret Tudor, featuring Mary Tudor and Catherine of Aragon) – The Tudor Court series
(1521) – The Other Boleyn Girl (2001) – (Mary and Anne Boleyn) – The Tudor Court series
(1534) – Boleyn Traitor (2025) – (Jane Boleyn) – The Tudor Court series
(1539) – The Boleyn Inheritance (2006) – (Jane Boleyn, Anne of Cleves and Catherine Howard) – The Tudor Court series
(1543) – The Taming of the Queen (2015) – (Catherine Parr) – The Tudor Court series
(1548) – The Queen's Fool (2003) – Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I) – The Tudor Court series
(1550) – The Last Tudor (2017) – (Jane, Katherine and Mary Grey) – The Tudor Court series
(1558) – The Virgin's Lover (2004) – (Elizabeth I, Robert Dudley and Amy Robsart) – The Tudor Court series
(1568) – The Other Queen (2008) – (Mary, Queen of Scots, George Talbot and Bess of Hardwick) – The Tudor Court series

Adaptations

The White Queen – (2013 TV series) – based on the novels:
- The White Queen
- The Red Queen
- The Kingmaker's Daughter

The White Princess – (2017 TV miniseries) – based on the novel:
- The White Princess

The Spanish Princess – (2019–2020 TV limited series) – based on the novels:
- The Constant Princess
- The King's Curse

See also

The Women of the Cousins' War (2011) – non-fiction companion to:
- The White Queen
- The Red Queen
- The Lady of the Rivers

Margaret Tudor

The red rose of the House of Lancaster

The white rose of the House of York

The Tudor rose of the House of Tudor

—
—	Imperatrice d'Arce	—
	Isabella d'Acquaviva
	Francesca di Celano
	Jeanne de Sabran
	Sueva Orsini
	Margherita del Balzo
	Jacquetta of Luxembourg
	Elizabeth Woodville
	Elizabeth of York
	Margaret Tudor
—

The red rose of the House of Lancaster

The white rose of the House of York

The Tudor rose of the House of Tudor

Henry VIII

List of English royal mistresses

1 Henry VIII (1491–1547) – (21 Apr 1509 – 28 Jan 1547)
- + Catherine of Aragon (1485–1536)
  - 2 Henry, Duke of Cornwall (1511–1511) – (—)
  - 2 Mary I (1516–1558) – (06 Jul 1553 – 17 Nov 1558)
    - + Philip II of Spain (1527–1598)
- + Elizabeth Blount (1498–1540)
  - 2 Henry FitzRoy (1519–1536) – (—)
    - + Mary Howard (1519–1557)
- + Anne Boleyn (1501–1536)
  - 2 Elizabeth I (1533–1603) – (17 Nov 1558 – 24 Mar 1603)
- + Jane Seymour (1508–1537)
  - 2 Edward VI (1537–1553) – (28 Jan 1547 – 06 Jul 1553)

Boldface denotes date of reign.

See also → Mistresses / Wives / Children

Note: Henry VIII's line ended on 24 Mar 1603. His elder sister Margaret Tudor's line was absorbed into the
Stuart line by the survival of her only remaining child with James IV, their son James V. James V had only one
child to reach adulthood, his daughter Mary, Queen of Scots, who, in turn, had only one child, James VI and I.

Post–Wars of the Roses

1 Henry VII of Lancaster (Lancastrian) (1457–1509) ∞ House of Tudor ∞ Elizabeth of York (Yorkist) (1466–1503)
- ~ House of Stuart – (House of Stewart until 1566, then House of Stuart.)
  - 2 Margaret Tudor (1489–1541)
    - + James IV (Stewart) (1473–1513)
      - 3 James V (1512–1542)
        + Mary of Guise (1515–1560)
        4 Mary, Queen of Scots (1542–1587)
        + Henry Stuart (1546–1567)
        5 James VI and I (1566–1625)
        + Anne of Denmark (1574–1619)
        6 Charles I (1600–1649)
        + Henrietta Maria of France (1609–1669)
        7 James II (1633–1701)

James II

James II was the son of Charles I, who was the son of James VI and I.

1 James II (1633–1701) – (06 Feb 1685 – 16 Sep 1701)
- + Anne Hyde (1637–1671)
  - 2 Charles, Duke of Cambridge (1660–1661) – (—)
  - 2 Mary II (1662–1694) – ~(11 Apr 1689 – 28 Dec 1694)~
    - + William III (1650–1702) – ~(28 Dec 1694 – 08 March 1702)~
  - 2 James, Duke of Cambridge (1663–1667) – (—)
  - 2 Anne (1665–1714) – (16 Sep 1701 – 01 Aug 1714)
    - + Prince George of Denmark (1653–1708)
      - 3 Mary (1685–1687) – (—)
      - 3 Anne Sophia (1686–1687) – (—)
      - 3 Prince William, Duke of Gloucester (1689–1700) – (—)
      - 3 Mary (1690–1690) – (—)
      - 3 George (1692–1692) – (—)
  - 2 Charles, Duke of Kendal (1666–1667) – (—)
  - 2 Edgar, Duke of Cambridge (1667–1671) – (—)
  - 2 Henrietta (1669–1669) – (—)
  - 2 Catherine (1671–1671) – (—)
- + Mary of Modena (1658–1718)
  - 2 Catherine Laura (1675–1675) – (—)
  - 2 Isabel (1676–1681) – (—)
  - 2 Charles, Duke of Cambridge (1677–1677) – (—)
  - 2 Elizabeth (1678–1678) – (—)
  - 2 Charlotte Maria (1682–1682) – (—)
  - 2 James Francis Edward Stuart (1688–1766) – (01 Aug 1714 – 01 Jan 1766)
    - + Maria Clementina Sobieska (1702–1735)
      - 3 Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie Prince Charlie) (1720–1788) – (01 Jan 1766 – 30 Jan 1788)
        + Clementina Walkinshaw (1720–1802)
        4 Charlotte Stuart (1753–1789) – (30 Jan 1788 – 17 Nov 1789)
        + Ferdinand Maximilien Mériadec de Rohan (1738–1813)
        5 Marie Victoire Adélaïde de Rohan (1779–1836) – (17 Nov 1789 – 27 Apr 1836)
        
        5 Charlotte Maximilienne Amélie de Rohan (1780–1807) – (—)
        
        5 Charles Edward Stuart, Count Roehenstart (1784–1854) – (27 Apr 1836 – 28 Oct 1854)
      - 3 Henry Benedict Stuart (1725–1807) – (—)
  - 2 Louisa Maria (1692–1712) – (—)

Boldface denotes date of reign.
Italic bolding denotes Jacobite succession
reign from James Francis Edward Stuart.

Note: The above listing does not include James II's illegitimate children.
James Francis Edward Stuart's line may have ended on 28 Oct 1854 if his
great-granddaughter Marie Victoire Adélaïde de Rohan had no descendants.

Julia Quinn

Bridgerton (novel series)

                                 Rokesby series
                                 Rokesby series
                                 Rokesby series
      2016 – Because of Miss Bridgerton
      2017 – The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband
      2018 – The Other Miss Bridgerton
      2020 – First Comes Scandal
                                 Rokesby series
                                Bridgerton series
                                 Rokesby series
      2000 – The Viscount Who Loved Me
      2001 – An Offer from a Gentleman
      2002 – Romancing Mister Bridgerton
      2000 – The Duke and I
      2003 – To Sir Phillip, With Love
      2004 – When He Was Wicked
      2006 – On the Way to the Wedding
      2005 – It's in His Kiss
                                 Rokesby series

Viscountcy Bridgerton

Viscountcy Bridgerton
—	6th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Lady Bridgerton	—
	7th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Alexandra Bridgerton
	8th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Violet Ledger ^{[Note 1]}
	9th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Kate Sheffield ^{[Note 2]}
	10th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ (future wife) ^{[Note 3]}
	^ Edmund Bridgerton, 8th Viscount Bridgerton ^ Anthony Bridgerton, 9th Viscount Bridgerton ^ Edmund Bridgerton, 10th Viscount Bridgerton
—

Notes

Hugo Weaving

(Roles shown at same place
in each of the family trees)

Hobbit / Rings

Slow Horses

Frank's father

Frank's mother

Isobel's mother

Mick Herron

Slow Horses

Slough House

Slow Horses
—	Book		Show		—
	2010	Slow Horses	Series 1	Apr 2022
	2013	Dead Lions	Series 2	Dec 2022
	2016	Real Tigers	Series 3	Dec 2023
	2017	Spook Street	Series 4	Sep 2024
	2018	London Rules	Series 5	Oct 2025
	2019	Joe Country	Series 6	Sep 2026
	2021	Slough House	Series 7	2027 ?
	2022	Bad Actors	Series 8	2028 ?
	2025	Clown Town	Series 9	?
	Slough House		Slow Horses
(by Mick Herron)

Standing by the Wall (2022 collection)^{[Note 1]}

Note

^
Slough House novellas
- The List (2015)
- The Drop (2018)
- The Catch (2020)
- The Last Dead Letter (2020)
- Standing by the Wall (2022)

Slough House series

Slow Horses (2010)
Dead Lions (2013)
The List (2015 novella)
Real Tigers (2016)
Spook Street (2017)
London Rules (2018)
The Drop (2018 novella)
Joe Country (2019)
The Catch (2020 novella)
The Last Dead Letter (2020 novella; originally collected in Dolphin Junction)
Slough House (2021)
Bad Actors (2022)
Standing by the Wall (2022 novella)
Standing by the Wall (2022 novella collection)
Clown Town (2025)

Frank's father

Frank's mother

Isobel's mother

Zoë Boehm

(Adapted by Morwenna Banks)

→ "Proof of Love" – (originally collected in All the Livelong Day, then re-collected in Dolphin Junction)

→ "Mirror Images" – (originally collected in All the Livelong Day, then re-collected in Dolphin Junction)

→ "The Other Half" – (originally collected in Dolphin Junction)

Down Cemetery Road (2003) → Down Cemetery Road (2024 TV adaptation)

The Last Voice You Hear (2004)

Why We Die (2006)

→ "What We Do" – (originally collected in Dolphin Junction)

Smoke and Whispers (2009)

John le Carré

Works

Year	Title	John le Carré			Notes
Year	Title	Novels	Films	Serials	Notes
1961	Call for the Dead				Also part of The Incongruous Spy
1962	A Murder of Quality				Also part of The Incongruous Spy
1963	The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
1964	The Incongruous Spy				Omnibus release
1965	The Looking Glass War
1966	The Spy Who Came In from the Cold
1967	The Deadly Affair				Based on Call for the Dead
1968	A Small Town in Germany
1970	The Looking Glass War
1971	The Naïve and Sentimental Lover
1974	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy				Also part of Smiley Versus Karla
1977	The Honourable Schoolboy				Also part of Smiley Versus Karla
1979	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
1979	Smiley's People				Also part of Smiley Versus Karla
1982	Smiley Versus Karla				Omnibus release
1982	Smiley's People
1983	The Little Drummer Girl
1984	The Little Drummer Girl
1986	A Perfect Spy
1987	A Perfect Spy
1989	The Russia House
1990	The Secret Pilgrim
1990	The Russia House
1991	A Murder of Quality
1993	The Night Manager
1995	Our Game
1996	The Tailor of Panama
1999	Single & Single
2001	The Constant Gardener
2001	The Tailor of Panama
2003	Absolute Friends
2005	The Constant Gardener
2006	The Mission Song
2008	A Most Wanted Man
2010	Our Kind of Traitor
2011	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
2013	A Delicate Truth
2014	A Most Wanted Man
2016	The Night Manager
2016	Our Kind of Traitor
2017	A Legacy of Spies
2018	The Little Drummer Girl
2019	Agent Running in the Field
2021	Silverview
2024	Karla's Choice – (Nick Harkaway)
2026	The Taper Man – (Nick Harkaway)
202–	Legacy of Spies

Main works

Year	Title	John le Carré			Notes
Year	Title	Novels	Films	Serials	Notes
1961	Call for the Dead				Also part of The Incongruous Spy
1962	A Murder of Quality				Also part of The Incongruous Spy
1963	The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
1965	The Looking Glass War
1966	The Spy Who Came In from the Cold
1967	The Deadly Affair				Based on Call for the Dead
1970	The Looking Glass War
1974	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy				Also part of Smiley Versus Karla
1977	The Honourable Schoolboy				Also part of Smiley Versus Karla
1979	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
1979	Smiley's People				Also part of Smiley Versus Karla
198–	The Honourable Schoolboy – (Cancelled)
1982	Smiley's People
1990	The Secret Pilgrim
1991	A Murder of Quality
2011	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
2017	A Legacy of Spies
2024	Karla's Choice – (Nick Harkaway)
2026	The Taper Man – (Nick Harkaway)
202–	Legacy of Spies

Cornwell — (le Carré / Harkaway)

Year	Title	John le Carré			Notes
Year	Title	Novel	Film	Serial	Notes
1961	Call for the Dead				The Incongruous Spy omnibus
1962	A Murder of Quality				The Incongruous Spy omnibus
1963	The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
1965	The Looking Glass War
1974	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy				Smiley Versus Karla omnibus
1977	The Honourable Schoolboy
1979	Smiley's People
1990	The Secret Pilgrim
2017	A Legacy of Spies
2024	Karla's Choice				by Nick Harkaway
2026	The Taper Man				by Nick Harkaway

Instead of having made Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy as a film in 2011, the producers should have instead made The Secret Pilgrim.

Timeline

1961 – Call for the Dead
1962 – A Murder of Quality
1963 – The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
2024 – Karla's Choice
2026 – The Taper Man
1965 – The Looking Glass War
1974 – Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
1977 – The Honourable Schoolboy
1979 – Smiley's People
1990 – The Secret Pilgrim
2017 – A Legacy of Spies

Smiley series
Call for the Dead	A Murder of Quality	The Spy Who Came in from the Cold	The Looking Glass War	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy	The Honourable Schoolboy	Smiley's People	The Secret Pilgrim
George Smiley	George Smiley	George Smiley	George Smiley	George Smiley	George Smiley	George Smiley	George Smiley
Peter Guillam		Peter Guillam		Peter Guillam	Peter Guillam	Peter Guillam	Peter Guillam
Oliver Mendel				Oliver Mendel
Hans-Dieter Mundt		Hans-Dieter Mundt
		Control	Control	Control
				Karla	Karla	Karla	Karla
				Toby Esterhase	Toby Esterhase	Toby Esterhase	Toby Esterhase
				Oliver Lacon	Oliver Lacon	Oliver Lacon
				Connie Sachs	Connie Sachs	Connie Sachs
				Sam Collins	Sam Collins	Sam Collins
				Ann Smiley	Ann Smiley	Ann Smiley
				Lauder Strickland	Lauder Strickland	Lauder Strickland
				Molly Meakin	Molly Meakin	Molly Meakin
				Paul Skordeno	Paul Skordeno	Paul Skordeno
				Bryant	Bryant	Bryant
				Fawn	Fawn
				Gerald Westerby	Gerald Westerby
				Percy Alleline
				Jim Prideaux
				Bill Haydon
				Roy Bland
				Ricki Tarr
				Miles Sercombe
					Saul Enderby	Saul Enderby
				Karla trilogy

Connie Sachs — not the result of Connie Booth taking Andrew Sachs last name, which never happened anyway.

The actress Tusse Silberg ♀ in the role as Tatiana in real life is near a decade older than Patrick Stewart (Karla).

A European actress (either Liv Ullmann or Lena Olin) would have well qualified
for the role as Tatiana's Estonian mother if she were to have had any scenes.
See also → Käbi Laretei and Linn Ullmann.

Tatiana —

Karla

Estonian girl

Tatiana

Smiley series
—
—					—
	Call for the Dead	A Murder of Quality	The Spy Who Came in from the Cold	The Looking Glass War

	Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy	The Honourable Schoolboy	Smiley's People	The Secret Pilgrim

	A Legacy of Spies	Karla's Choice	The Taper Man

—

Tale of the tape
Smiley Versus Karla
Smiley ←Guinness→ Kenobi	Karla ←Stewart→ Picard
Kenobi Versus Picard

Len Deighton

Bernard Samson series

A prequel and three trilogies
Series	Year	Title
(Prequel to all shown titles)	1987	Winter
Game, Set and Match trilogy	1983	Berlin Game
	1984	Mexico Set
	1985	London Match
Hook, Line and Sinker trilogy	1988	Spy Hook
	1989	Spy Line
	1990	Spy Sinker
Faith, Hope and Charity trilogy	1994	Faith
	1995	Hope
	1996	Charity

The Falcon and the Snowman

David Bowie and the Pat Metheny Group

"This Is Not America"

The Falcon and the Snowman: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

EMI America Records

Video on YouTube

Ingmar Bergman

Year	Title	Ingmar Bergman
Year	Title	Käbi Laretei	Liv Ullmann	Lena Bergman	Lena Olin	Linn Ullmann
1971	The Emigrants
1972	The New Land
1973	Cries and Whispers	Y
1974	Scenes from a Marriage
1975	The Magic Flute
1976	Face to Face
1978	Autumn Sonata	Y
1982	Fanny and Alexander
1986	Flight North
2003	Saraband

Vilhelm Moberg

The Emigrants (novel series)

The Emigrants (1949)
Unto a Good Land (1952)
The Settlers (1956)
The Last Letter Home (1959)

Standalone

A Time on Earth (1963)

Adaptations

The Emigrants (1971 film) – (adapted from The Emigrants and Unto a Good Land)
The New Land (1972 film) – (adapted from The Settlers and The Last Letter Home)

Caroline Graham

Works

Chief Inspector Barnaby series novels – (unless otherwise indicated)

(1982) – Fire Dance – (non-Barnaby series novel)
(1984) – The Envy of the Stranger – (non-Barnaby series novel)
(1987) – The Killings at Badger's Drift
(1989) – Death of a Hollow Man
(1990) – Murder at Madingley Grange – (non-Barnaby series novel)
(1992) – Death in Disguise
(1994) – Written in Blood
(1996) – Faithful unto Death
(1999) – A Place of Safety
(2004) – A Ghost in the Machine

Midsomer Murders
—	Character – (Actor)	Seasons																										—
	Character – (Actor)	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26
	DCI Tom Barnaby – (John Nettles)	Main
	DCI John Barnaby – (Neil Dudgeon)														Main
	Joyce Barnaby – (Jane Wymark)	Main
	Sarah Barnaby – (Fiona Dolman)														Main
	DS Gavin Troy – (Daniel Casey)	Main
	DS Dan Scott – (John Hopkins)							Main
	DS Ben Jones – (Jason Hughes)									Main
	DS Charlie Nelson – (Gwilym Lee)																Main
	DS Jamie Winter – (Nick Hendrix)																			Main
	Dr George Bullard – (Barry Jackson)	Main
	Dr Dan Peterson – (Toby Jones)			—
	Dr George Bullard – (Barry Jackson)				Main
	Dr Kate Wilding – (Tamzin Malleson)															Main
	Dr Kam Karimore – (Manjinder Virk)																		Main
	Dr Fleur Perkins – (Annette Badland)																				Main
—

Laura Simmons as Cully Barnaby – (daughter of Tom and Joyce)
Isabel Shaw as Betty Barnaby – (daughter of John and Sarah)

Robert Thorogood

Works

Death in Paradise

(2015) – A Meditation on Murder
(2016) – The Killing of Polly Carter
(2017) – Death Knocks Twice
(2018) – Murder in the Caribbean

The Marlow Murder Club

(2021) – The Marlow Murder Club
(2022) – Death Comes to Marlow
(2024) – The Queen of Poisons
(2025) – Murder on the Marlow Belle
(2026) – The Mysterious Affair of Judith Potts

Death in Paradise
—																		—
	Character – (Actor)	Seasons
	Character – (Actor)	00	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15

	Comm'r. Selwyn Patterson – (Don Warrington)	Main

	DI Charlie Hulme – (Hugo Speer)	—
	DI Richard Poole – (Ben Miller)		Main
	DI Humphrey Goodman – (Kris Marshall)				Main
	DI Jack Mooney – (Ardal O'Hanlon)							Main
	DI Neville Parker – (Ralf Little)										Main
	DI Mervin Wilson – (Don Gilet)															Main

	DS Lily Thomson – (Lenora Crichlow)	—
	DS Camille Bordey (Croft) – (Sara Martins)		Main
	DS Florence Cassell – (Joséphine Jobert)					Main
	DS Madeleine Dumas – (Aude Legastelois-Bidé)									Main
	DS Florence Cassell – (Joséphine Jobert)											Main
	DS Naomi Thomas – (Shantol Jackson)												Main

	Sgt. Fidel Best – (Gary Carr)	Main
	Sgt. Florence Cassell – (Joséphine Jobert)					—
	Sgt. JP Hooper – (Tobi Bakare)					Main
	Sgt. Naomi Thomas – (Shantol Jackson)												—
	Sgt. Darlene Curtis – (Ginny Holder)												Main
	Sgt. Mattie Fletcher – (Catherine Garton)																—

	Off. Dwayne Myers – (Danny John-Jules)	Main
	Off. Ruby Patterson – (Shyko Amos)					—
	Off. Marlon Pryce – (Tahj Miles)					Main
	Off. Dwayne Myers – (Danny John-Jules)												—
	Off. Sebastian Rose – (Shaquille Ali-Yebuah)												Main

	Miss Catherine Bordey – (Élizabeth Bourgine)	Main

	Character – (Actor)	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26
	Character – (Actor)	Years

—

The women of Death in Paradise

Character – (Actress)
~~Sergeant Lily Thomson – (Lenora Crichlow)~~
Miss Catherine Bordey – (Élizabeth Bourgine)
DS Camille Bordey (Croft) – (Sara Martins)
DS Florence Cassell – (Joséphine Jobert)
Officer Ruby Patterson – (Shyko Amos)
DS Madeleine Dumas – (Aude Legastelois-Bidé)
DS Naomi Thomas – (Shantol Jackson)
Officer Darlene Curtis – (Ginny Holder)
Officer Mattie Fletcher – (Catherine Garton)

Honoré Police team

Character – (Actress)
~~Sergeant Lily Thomson – (Lenora Crichlow)~~
Miss Catherine Bordey – (Élizabeth Bourgine)
DS Camille Bordey (Croft) – (Sara Martins)
DS Florence Cassell – (Joséphine Jobert)
Officer Ruby Patterson – (Shyko Amos)
DS Madeleine Dumas – (Aude Legastelois-Bidé)
DS Naomi Thomas – (Shantol Jackson)
Officer Darlene Curtis – (Ginny Holder)
Officer Mattie Fletcher – (Catherine Garton)

Timeline

Death in Paradise
—	Year	Series	Episodes	Commissioner	Detective Inspectors	Detective Sergeants	Sergeants	Officers	Habitué	Episodes	Series	Year	—
	2011	0	pre-	Selwyn Patterson	Charlie Hulme	Lily Thomson (Sergeant)	Fidel Best	Dwayne Myers	Catherine Bordey	pre-	0	2011
	2012	1	1–8		Richard Poole	Camille Bordey (Croft)				1–8	1	2012
	2013	2	1–8		Richard Poole					1–8	2	2013
	2014	3	1–8		Humphrey Goodman					1–8	3	2014
	2015	4	1–4				Florence Cassell			1–4	4	2015
	2015	4	5–8			Florence Cassell	JP Hooper			5–8	4	2015
	2016	5	1–8							1–8	5	2016
	2017	6	1–6							1–6	6	2017
	2017	6	7–8		Jack Mooney					7–8	6	2017
	2018	7	1–8							1–8	7	2018
	2019	8	1–6					Ruby Patterson		1–6	8	2019
	2019	8	7–8			Madeleine Dumas				7–8	8	2019
	2020	9	1–4							1–4	9	2020
	2020	9	5–8		Neville Parker					5–8	9	2020
	2021	10	1–8			Florence Cassell		Marlon Pryce		1–8	10	2021
	2022	11	1–4			Florence Cassell	Naomi Thomas			1–4	11	2022
	2022	11	5–8			Naomi Thomas	Darlene Curtis			5–8	11	2022
	2023	12	1-8							1-8	12	2023
	2024	13	1–5							1–5	13	2024
	2024	13	6–8					Dwayne Myers		6–8	13	2024
	2025	14	1–8		Mervin Wilson			Sebastian Rose		1–8	14	2025
	2026	15	1–8		Mervin Wilson		Mattie Fletcher	Sebastian Rose		1–8	15	2026
	2027	16	1–8							1–8	16	2027
Personnel

Setting

Market Place, Honoré, Saint Marie, Caribbean

(Not to be confused with Sault Ste. Marie, ON / Sault Ste. Marie, MI)

Stephen King

The Dark Tower

Short stories

"The Little Sisters of Eluria" – (prequel)
"The Gunslinger"
"The Way Station"
"The Oracle and the Mountains"
"The Slow Mutants"
"The Gunslinger and the Dark Man"

Novels

The Dark Tower
No.	Year	Title
0.5	1998	"The Little Sisters of Eluria"
1	1982	The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger
2	1987	The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three
3	1991	The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands
4	1997	The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass
4.5	2012	The Dark Tower: The Wind Through the Keyhole
5	2003	The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla
6	2004	The Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah
7	2004	The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower

See also

Stephen King bibliography

Stephen King releases by Viking
Year	Title	Publisher
1979	The Dead Zone	Viking
1980	Firestarter
1981	Cujo
1982	Different Seasons
1983	Christine
1984	The Talisman
1986	It
1987	The Eyes of the Dragon
1987	Misery
1989	The Dark Half
1990	Four Past Midnight
1991	Needful Things
1992	Gerald's Game
1992	Dolores Claiborne
1993	Nightmares & Dreamscapes
1994	Insomnia
1995	Rose Madder
1996	Desperation

Stephen King releases by Scribner
Year	Title	Publisher
1998	Bag of Bones	Scribner
1999	The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon
1999	Hearts in Atlantis
2000	On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
2001	Dreamcatcher
2002	Everything's Eventual
2002	From a Buick 8
2004	Faithful
2006	Cell
2006	Lisey's Story
2007	Blaze
2008	Duma Key
2008	Just After Sunset
2009	Under the Dome
2010	Full Dark, No Stars
2011	11/22/63
2013	Doctor Sleep
2014	Mr. Mercedes
2014	Revival
2015	Finders Keepers
2015	The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
2016	End of Watch
2017	Sleeping Beauties
2018	The Outsider
2018	Elevation (novella)
2019	The Institute
2020	If It Bleeds
2021	Billy Summers
2022	Fairy Tale
2023	Holly
2024	You Like It Darker
2025	Never Flinch
2026	Other Worlds Than These

Stephen King collections

Collection
—	Title	Viking			Scribner							—
		Different Seasons	Four Past Midnight	Nightmares & Dreamscapes	Hearts in Atlantis	Everything's Eventual	Just After Sunset	Full Dark, No Stars	The Bazaar of Bad Dreams	If It Bleeds	You Like It Darker
		1982	1990	1993	1999	2002	2008	2010	2015	2020	2024
	Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption
	Apt Pupil
	The Body
	The Breathing Method
	The Langoliers
	Secret Window, Secret Garden
	The Library Policeman
	The Sun Dog
	"Dolan's Cadillac"
	"The End of the Whole Mess"
	"Suffer the Little Children"
	"The Night Flier"
	"Popsy"
	"It Grows on You"
	"Chattery Teeth"
	"Dedication"
	"The Moving Finger"
	"Sneakers"
	"You Know They Got a Hell of a Band"
	"Home Delivery"
	"Rainy Season"
	"My Pretty Pony"
	"Sorry, Right Number"
	"The Ten O'Clock People"
	"Crouch End"
	"The House on Maple Street"
	"The Fifth Quarter"
	"The Doctor's Case"
	"Umney's Last Case"
	"Head Down"
	"Brooklyn August"
	"The Beggar and the Diamond"
	Low Men in Yellow Coats
	Hearts in Atlantis (novella)
	Blind Willie
	Why We're in Vietnam
	Heavenly Shades of Night Are Falling
	"Autopsy Room Four"
	"The Man in the Black Suit"
	"All That You Love Will Be Carried Away"
	"The Death of Jack Hamilton"
	"In the Deathroom"
	"The Little Sisters of Eluria"
	"Everything's Eventual"
	"L. T.'s Theory of Pets"
	"The Road Virus Heads North"
	"Lunch at the Gotham Café"
	"That Feeling, You Can Only Say What It Is in French"
	"1408"
	"Riding the Bullet"
	"Luckey Quarter"
	"Willa"
	"The Gingerbread Girl"
	"Harvey's Dream"
	"Rest Stop"
	"Stationary Bike"
	"The Things They Left Behind"
	"Graduation Afternoon"
	N.
	"The Cat from Hell"
	"The New York Times at Special Bargain Rates"
"Mute"
"Ayana"
A Very Tight Place
1922
Big Driver
Fair Extension
A Good Marriage
Mile 81
"Premium Harmony"
"Batman and Robin Have an Altercation"
"The Dune"
"Bad Little Kid"
"A Death"
"The Bone Church"
Morality
"Afterlife"
Ur
"Herman Wouk Is Still Alive"
"Under the Weather"
Blockade Billy
"Mister Yummy"
"Tommy"
"The Little Green God of Agony"
"That Bus Is Another World"
"Obits"
"Drunken Fireworks"
"Summer Thunder"
Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The Life of Chuck
If It Bleeds (novella)
Rat
Two Talented Bastids
"The Fifth Step"
"Willie the Weirdo"
Danny Coughlin's Bad Dream
"Finn"
"On Slide Inn Road"
"Red Screen"
"The Turbulence Expert"
"Laurie"
Rattlesnakes
The Dreamers
The Answer Man
Title	1982	1990	1993	1999	2002	2008	2010	2015	2020	2024
	Different Seasons	Four Past Midnight	Nightmares & Dreamscapes	Hearts in Atlantis	Everything's Eventual	Just After Sunset	Full Dark, No Stars	The Bazaar of Bad Dreams	If It Bleeds	You Like It Darker
	Viking			Scribner
—

Paul Scott

Raj Quintet

1966 – The Jewel in the Crown – (○)
1968 – The Day of the Scorpion
1969 – The Towers of Silence
1974 – A Division of the Spoils
1976 – Staying On

Dennis Potter

Dennis Potter bibliography

1976 – Brimstone and Treacle (TV) – (not broadcast until 1987; also made into a 1982 film – Brimstone & Treacle)
1978 – Pennies from Heaven (TV) – (also a 1981 film – Pennies from Heaven)
1986 – The Singing Detective (TV) – (also a 2003 film – The Singing Detective)
1988 – Track 29 (film) – (adapted from the 1974 TV play – Schmoedipus)
1989 – Blackeyes (TV) – (adapted from the 1987 novel of the same title – Blackeyes)
1991 – Secret Friends (film) – (adapted from the 1986 novel – Ticket to Ride)
1993 – Lipstick on Your Collar (TV) – (adapted from the earlier 1970 TV play – Lay Down Your Arms)

The 1982 version has an "&" instead of "and" in the title.

CA / US twin cities

/
—	CA	Twin cities	US	—
	ON	Sault Ste. Marie	MI
	ON	Niagara Falls	NY
—

· See also ·

Assent — Descent

Eddic Eschatology

Twilight of the Gods

(Alpha) – Ask and Embla
(Omega) – Líf and Lífþrasir

Ainulindalë

Timeless Halls

Ainur who remained with Eru Ilúvatar (eternally) are known as Alahíri. One such of these Ainu,
Aluin, an elder Ainu known as the Keeper of Time (within the Timeless Halls that is), was the
eldest and mightiest of the Ainur who forever remained in the Timeless Halls with Eru Ilúvatar.

Ainur

Melkor was an Ainu, as was Mairon.

Valar —

Melkor – (Vala, greater Ainu) later became – Morgoth.

Maiar —

Mairon – (Maia, lesser Ainu) later became – Sauron.

~

Ainur line

Ilúvatar
Melian
Lúthien
Dior
Elwing
Elrond
Arwen
Eldarion

~

(1937) – The Hobbit

Tolkien's legendarium

→ The Lord of the Rings

(1954) – The Fellowship of the Ring
(1954) – The Two Towers
(1955) – The Return of the King

→ Pre-histories

(1977) – The Silmarillion
(1980) – Unfinished Tales

→ The History of Middle-earth

(1983) – The Book of Lost Tales 1
(1984) – The Book of Lost Tales 2
(1985) – The Lays of Beleriand
(1986) – The Shaping of Middle-earth
(1987) – The Lost Road and Other Writings

→ The History of The Lord of the Rings
- (1988) – The Return of the Shadow
- (1989) – The Treason of Isengard
- (1990) – The War of the Ring
- (1992) – Sauron Defeated

→ The History of Middle-earth

(1993) – Morgoth's Ring
(1994) – The War of the Jewels
(1996) – The Peoples of Middle-earth

→ Post-histories

(2007) – The Children of Húrin
(2017) – Beren and Lúthien
(2018) – The Fall of Gondolin
(2022) – The Fall of Númenor

(Ælfwine)

Ainu
—				—
	Melkor	Vala	Morgoth

	Mairon	Maia	Sauron

—

Family tree of Dior

Ainur

Melian

Lúthien

Dior

Family tree of Arwen

Ainur

Dior

(mother)

Elwing

Elrond

Arwen

Ainur spirit-line

16. Lúthien

8. Dior

17. Beren

4. Elwing

18. Galathil

9. Nimloth

19. (mother)

2. Elrond

20. Huor

10. Tuor

21. Rían

5. Eärendil

22. Turgon

11. Idril

23. Elenwë

1. Arwen

24. Elmo

12. Galadhon

25. (mother)

6. Celeborn

26. Ingwë

13. (mother)

27. Ilwen

3. Celebrían

28. Finwë

14. Finarfin

29. Indis

7. Galadriel

30. Olwë

15. Eärwen

31. (mother)

Ainur line

Ainur

Ilúvatar

Melian

Lúthien

Dior

Elwing

Elrond

Arwen

Eldarion

Ainur spirit-line

		Ilúvatar



		Melian



		Lúthien



		Dior



		Elwing



		Elrond



		Arwen



		Eldarion

Ancient Greece

Classical antiquity

~

Atreid dynasty

male / female

~

Atreidae

Lineage
1	Uranus ∞ Gaia
2	Cronus ∞ Rhea
3	Zeus ∞ Pluto
4	Tantalus ∞ Dione
5	Pelops ∞ Hippodamia
6	Atreus ∞ Aerope
7	Agamemnon ∞ Clytemnestra
8	Orestes ∞ Hermione
9	Tisamenus

Greek tragedy

32 tragedies total

Aeschylus

7 tragedies

The Persians
Seven Against Thebes
Suppliants
Oresteia (trilogy)
- Agamemnon
- Choephoroi
- Furies
Prometheus Bound

Sophocles

7 tragedies, + 1 satyr play (Ichneutae)

Euripides

18 tragedies, + 1 satyr (Cyclops)

Roman tragedy

10 tragedies total

Seneca

10 tragedies

Shakespearean tragedy

c. 1593	Titus Andronicus
c. 1595	Romeo and Juliet
c. 1600	Julius Caesar
c. 1601	Hamlet
c. 1602	Troilus and Cressida
c. 1605	Othello
c. 1606	King Lear
c. 1606	Macbeth
c. 1607	Antony and Cleopatra
c. 1608	Timon of Athens
c. 1608	Coriolanus
c. 1609	Cymbeline

Screen adaptations

—
—			—
	Titus Andronicus
	–	(none)

	Romeo and Juliet
	1968	Romeo and Juliet

	Julius Caesar
	1970	Julius Caesar

	Hamlet
	1969	Hamlet

	Troilus and Cressida
	–	(none)

	Othello
	1965	Othello

	King Lear
	1971	King Lear

	Macbeth
	1971	Macbeth

	Antony and Cleopatra
	1972	Antony and Cleopatra

	Timon of Athens
	–	(none)

	Coriolanus
	–	(none)

	Cymbeline
	–	(none)

—

Cinematic features

1965	Othello
1968	Romeo and Juliet
1969	Hamlet
1970	Julius Caesar
1971	King Lear
1971	Macbeth
1972	Antony and Cleopatra

Same-sames

Year	Film	Director	Producer	Star
1965	Othello	Stuart Burge	John Brabourne – (BHE Films) – Anthony Havelock-Allan	Laurence Olivier
1968	Romeo and Juliet	Franco Zeffirelli	John Brabourne – (BHE Films) – Anthony Havelock-Allan	Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey
1970	Julius Caesar	Stuart Burge	Peter Snell	Charlton Heston as Mark Antony
1972	Antony and Cleopatra	Charlton Heston	Peter Snell	Charlton Heston as Mark Antony

BBC Television Shakespeare

Season	Year	Title	Producer
1	1978–1979	Romeo and Juliet	Cedric Messina
1	1978–1979	Julius Caesar
2	1979–1980	Hamlet
3	1980–1981	Timon of Athens	Jonathan Miller
3	1980–1981	Antony and Cleopatra
4	1981–1982	Othello
4	1981–1982	Troilus and Cressida
5	1982–1983	King Lear	Shaun Sutton
6	1983–1984	Cymbeline
		Macbeth
		Coriolanus
7	1984–1985	Titus Andronicus

(Year indicates original
year of BBC2 airing.)

Unseen Shakespearean characters

Al Pacino

Classic Pacino

Year	Title	Role	Basis
1996	Looking for Richard	Himself / Richard III / William Shakespeare	Richard III
2004	The Merchant of Venice	Shylock	The Merchant of Venice
2011	Wilde Salomé	Himself / King Herod / Oscar Wilde	Salomé
2013	Salomé	King Herod	Salomé
2026	Lear Rex	Rey Lear	King Lear

Jessica Chastain appears as Salomé in Salomé, and as Goneril in Lear Rex.

DC Comics – Supergirls

^See also

Thara Ak-Var

Sun

Coatlicue (star)

Space Odyssey

1968 – 2001: A Space Odyssey — 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
1982 – 2010: Odyssey Two — 2010: The Year We Make Contact (1984)
1987 – 2061: Odyssey Three —
1997 – 3001: The Final Odyssey —

ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS – EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE.

Watership Down

All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a thousand enemies. And when they catch you, they will kill you. But first, they must catch you; digger, listener, runner, Prince with the swift warning. Be cunning, and full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed.

Year	Title	Adams	Rosen
1972	Watership Down	Yes	No
1974	Shardik	Yes	No
1977	The Plague Dogs	Yes	No
1978	Watership Down	No	Yes
1982	The Plague Dogs	No	Yes
1984	Maia	Yes	No

Theme songs

"Bright Eyes" sang by Art Garfunkel – Watership Down
"Time and Tide" sang by Alan Price – The Plague Dogs

Note

John Hurt, John Bennett, and Nigel Hawthorne appeared in both animated films.

Both John Hurt and Nigel Hawthorne also appeared in
the 1985 Disney animated film The Black Cauldron.

Shardik and Maia (both part of the Beklan Empire series)
have yet to be made into animated feature films.

(Lapine language)

Frith-rah – Sun, sunlight; sunrise and sunset, lightness
Prince Rainbow – messenger for Frith; rivalry with El-ahrairah and Rabscuttle
Hufsa – assists Prince Rainbow
El-ahrairah – "prince with a thousand enemies"
Rabscuttle – assists El-ahrairah
Inlé-rah – Moon, moonlight; moonrise and moonset, darkness

Cats

<<See>> → Everlasting Cat

The Everlasting Cat is somewhat of a combination between Lord Frith and the Black Rabbit of Inlé.

Les Liaisons dangereuses

Characters

Cécile de Volanges
Madame de Volanges
Madame de Tourvel
Président de Tourvel
Julie, Tourvel's maid
Victoire, Merteuil's maid
(Marchioness) Marquise Isabelle de Merteuil
Chevalier de Belleroche, Merteuil's lover
Chevalier Danceny
Comte de Gercourt
Vicomte Sébastien de Valmont
Madame de Rosemonde, Valmont's aunt
Émilie, courtesan and mistress of Valmont
Monsieur Bertrand, Valmont's steward
Roux Azolan, Valmont's huntsman
Prévan, military officer
Father Anselme, priest of the Feuillant Convent
Joséphine, portress of the convent
Sophie Carnay, Cécile's convent friend

Dangerous Liaisons

Glenn Close as Marquise de Merteuil
John Malkovich as Vicomte de Valmont
Michelle Pfeiffer as Madame de Tourvel
Swoosie Kurtz as Madame de Volanges, mother of Cécile and cousin to Merteuil
Keanu Reeves as Le Chevalier Danceny, suitor to Cécile
Mildred Natwick as Madame de Rosemonde, Valmont's aunt
Uma Thurman as Cécile de Volanges
Peter Capaldi as Azolan, Valmont's valet
Joe Sheridan as Georges, Madame de Tourvel's footman – (not shown above)
Valerie Gogan as Julie, Madame de Tourvel's chambermaid
Laura Benson as Émilie, a courtesan
Joanna Pavlis as Adèle, Madame de Rosemonde's maid – (not shown above)
Nicholas Hawtrey as Major-domo – (not shown above)
Paulo Abel Do Nascimento as Castrato – (not shown above)
François Lalande as Curé – (not shown above)
François Montagut as Belleroche, Merteuil's lover
Harry Jones as Monsieur Armand – (not shown above)
— as Président de Tourvel
— as Victoire, Merteuil's maid
— as Comte de Gercourt
— as Monsieur Bertrand, Valmont's steward
— as Prévan, military officer
— as Father Anselme, priest of the Feuillant Convent
— as Joséphine, portress of the convent
— as Sophie Carnay, Cécile's convent friend

— denotes no appearance

Agatha Christie

(Agatha Christie websites)

Plays

US

1932 – The Fatal Alibi
1936 – Love from a Stranger
1944 – Ten Little Indians
1946 – Hidden Horizon
1954 – Witness for the Prosecution
1960 – The Mousetrap

UK

1928 – Alibi
1930 – Black Coffee
1936 – Love from a Stranger
1940 – Peril at End House
1943 – And Then There Were None
1944 – Murder on the Nile
1945 – Appointment with Death
1949 – Murder at the Vicarage
1951 – The Hollow
1952 – The Mousetrap
1953 – Witness for the Prosecution
1954 – Spider's Web
1956 – Towards Zero
1958 – Verdict
1958 – The Unexpected Guest
1960 – Go Back for Murder
1972 – Fiddlers Three
1973 – Akhnaton
19–– – Chimneys

Category:Plays by Agatha Christie

Miloš Forman

Year	Title
1975	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
1979	Hair
1981	Ragtime
1984	Amadeus
1989	Valmont
1996	The People vs. Larry Flynt
1999	Man on the Moon
2006	Goya's Ghosts

Forman directed all eight films as shown above, and
wrote two of them, Valmont and Goya's Ghosts, both
with writing collaborator Jean-Claude Carrière.

Major awards and nominations

Year	Award	Category	Title	Result
1975	Academy Awards	Best Director	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest	Won
1984	Academy Awards	Best Director	Amadeus	Won
1976	British Academy Film Awards	Best Direction	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest	Won
1985	British Academy Film Awards	Best Film	Amadeus	Nominated

[1] Edmund Bridgerton, 8th Viscount Bridgerton

[2] Anthony Bridgerton, 9th Viscount Bridgerton

[3] Edmund Bridgerton, 10th Viscount Bridgerton

[4] Slough House novellas
The List (2015)

The Drop (2018)

The Catch (2020)

The Last Dead Letter (2020)

Standing by the Wall (2022)

[5] The List (2015)

[6] The Drop (2018)

[7] The Catch (2020)

[8] The Last Dead Letter (2020)

[9] Standing by the Wall (2022)

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At least 10 million copies sold

Newbery / Caldecott

Near-misses

Wicked series

See also

Mrs. Miniver / The Miniver Story

An Anglican Archive

Post–Wars of the Roses

Viscountcy Bridgerton

Notes

Note

The women of Death in Paradise

See also

Assent — Descent

Timeless Halls

Cinematic features

Same-sames

DC Comics – Supergirls

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Theme songs

Characters

Plays

Major awards and nominations

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